Harriet Cowan stuns fans in 'working ground' farm video
Clarkson's Farm star Harriet Cowan, 25, shared a new video of her working day on the farm, prompting fans to call her 'stunning as always' and 'farming diva'.
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Beckham's down-to-earth pie and mash shop visit
David Beckham took his mum Sandra to Tony's Pie and Mash in Waltham Abbey, Essex, for a low-key family meal at his long-time favourite eatery.
Northumberland pilgrim routes explored in new illustrated book
A new book by Andy Bull explores Northumberland's pilgrim routes linked to saints Cuthbert, Oswald and Aidan, with 100 illustrations.
Sabrina Carpenter to play Ginger Rogers in Astaire biopic
Sabrina Carpenter and Margaret Qualley will star alongside Tom Holland in a Fred Astaire biopic, with Carpenter as Ginger Rogers and Qualley as Adele Astaire.
Brooke Vincent on motherhood and new Hollyoaks role
Brooke Vincent says she is at a 'different time in life' as she balances motherhood with her role as Abigail Matthews on Hollyoaks, telling the ECHO about the juggle.
Melissa Johns: Alison Steadman's energy on Life set was inspiring
Melissa Johns reveals what Alison Steadman was really like behind the scenes of BBC drama Life, calling the experience an 'absolute dream come true'.
British Library exhibition reveals Christie as digital nomad and surfer
A major British Library exhibition reveals Agatha Christie as a pioneering surfer and digital nomad, opening 30 October with unseen archive material.
Ricky Tomlinson at 87: ECHO reporter on five interviews
Ricky Tomlinson turns 87 today. The ECHO's Ryan Paton reflects on five interviews with the Liverpool legend, from Brookside to The Royle Family.
Sasha York reveals Monty Don's true colours at private dinner
Gardener Sasha York met Monty Don and his wife Sarah at a private dinner in June, describing the BBC star as 'an utter delight' and sharing a selfie from the evening.
Hamburger Hill: Fans hail 'underrated' Vietnam war film as classic
Fans call 1987's Hamburger Hill one of the most underrated Vietnam War films, praising its realism over Platoon and Full Metal Jacket.
Chef's 1 simple ingredient for tastier baked beans
Chef Carol Borchardt shares a simple ingredient—Worcestershire sauce—to make tinned baked beans taste richer and more flavourful, with tips on how to heat them for the best results.
Marina Vlady dies aged 88: French actress in 80 films passes
French actress Marina Vlady has died aged 88 at home surrounded by loved ones. The Cannes-winning star appeared in more than 80 films during her career.
Tom Cruise's response after Prince William and Kate attend Digger premiere
Tom Cruise praised the Prince and Princess of Wales as 'amazing' and 'very charismatic' after they attended the world premiere of his film Digger, on The Graham Norton Show.
U2 Surprises Dublin With 50th Anniversary Gigs
Thousands were gifted surprise U2 gigs in Dublin as the band marked 50 years since formation, playing at their old school and on Grafton Street.
Give Like Dolly Day launched to support children’s reading
Give Like Dolly Day has been launched to encourage support for children’s reading in honour of Dolly Parton, who died last month. The event took place for the first time on Friday.
Prince Harry's parenting wish mirrors Prince William's approach
Prince Harry says he wants to raise awareness in Archie and Lilibet about life's challenges, a parenting habit similar to Prince William's approach with his children.
Play for Today: Wild cast on Scottish Highlands filming
Daniel Mays, Joel Fry and Amit Shah discuss filming Play for Today: Wild in the Scottish Highlands, including rain and cold-water scenes.
Play for Today Wild cast on 'absolutely epic' Scottish filming
Play for Today returns to Channel 5 with Wild, a survival dramedy filmed in the Scottish Highlands. Daniel Mays, Joel Fry, and Amit Shah discuss the epic landscapes and challenging weather.
Pugh on 'beautiful time' making East Of Eden
Florence Pugh says she had a 'beautiful time' making East Of Eden, playing Cathy Ames in Netflix's adaptation of John Steinbeck's 1952 novel.
Liverpool artist wins Camberwell place but faces costs
Jasmine Murphy, 29, from Aigburth, has won a place on the MA in Fine Art: Painting at Camberwell College of Arts, but says the cost of moving to London is now threatening the opportunity.
Sense And Sensibility audiobook sees 80% uplift in Spotify listens
The audiobook of Jane Austen's Sense And Sensibility has seen an 80% increase in Spotify listening hours ahead of the release of a new film adaption.
Scouse sayings: Classic Liverpool phrases you might not know
From 'He'd scare' to 'She'd make a glass eye cry', these classic Scouse sayings are part of Liverpool's unique identity. Test your knowledge in our quiz.
Pixie Geldof, Rafferty Law Lead Stars at London Parties
Pixie Geldof, Rafferty Law, and other stars attended London's hottest parties, including Mike Skinner's DJ set and Assouline's book launch.
Bowie fan's 3,000-mile bike ride inspired by Life On Mars? lyrics
James Briggs cycled 3,000 miles across Europe following David Bowie's career trail after a midlife crisis, inspired by the lyrics of Life On Mars?. His journey became a book.
Grandparents' beliefs vs alien moon rubbish theory
Richard Madeley reflects on how his grandparents' Old Testament views contrast with new theories about alien rubbish on the moon and an Earth-like planet.
Brit pensioner hits back over Auschwitz café complaint backlash
A British pensioner who complained about a café at Auschwitz has defended herself after facing international criticism over her TikTok video about prices and drink quality.
U2 return to Dublin school for 50th anniversary gig
U2 played a surprise 30-minute set at Mount Temple Comprehensive School in Dublin, where drummer Larry Mullen first sought bandmates 50 years ago, promoting new album Carnaval De Luz.
Readers thank Phil Gates for nearly 40 years of country diaries
Jim McManners says Phil Gates's columns have inspired his teaching, while Ann MacAskill says she intends to follow his marvelling method.
Ai Weiwei: '90% of art is garbage. Real art questions the existing order'
Ai Weiwei unveils Mushrooms, a 40-metre installation of 500 cast-iron helmets, on Sydney Harbour. He says 90% of art is 'garbage' and real art must question the existing order.
Belgian buns recipe: simple, buttery classic by Benjamina Ebuehi
Benjamina Ebuehi's Belgian buns are simple, soft, buttery dough swirled with lemon curd and sultanas, topped with icing and a cherry.
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